Who is actually interested in Android P? The developers and geeks are of course, but who else? The question has been posed again, and once again highlights the fragmentation of the versions of Android's operating system.
Google has made the developer preview available on Pixel smartphones, and we've downloaded, installed and tested it to give you an insight into the new system, and whether there are any exciting features worth mentioning. Here are our first impressions of Android P.
This week, Google has released the first Android P Developer Preview. We took the opportunity to see what surprises the update had up its sleeve, and we want to share the Easter egg we discovered with you.
After news broke about batteries charging slowly in the Pixel 2 XL, our commenters summed it up best in a nutshell: "Fast charging technologies would be completely irrelevant in smartphones if manufacturers hadn't banned all replacement batteries." In this article we'd like to dive into this absurd trend.
It's official, Android P is here, and it is now possible to download the developer preview on Pixel and Pixel 2 devices. In this article, we'll show you how to download and install the update, and address any problems you might run into.
The first half of the year has seen several smartphone brands back out of MWC, leaving Samsung to have all the attention with the S9 and S9+. Bui of course, this doesn't just involve smartphones.
Mobile World Congress 2018, or MWC, will open its doors to the public from 26 February to 1 March. Naturally, the giants of the mobile tech world will be there to strut their stuff, as well as startups hoping to make an impression. Read on to find all the latest news and happenings from the Barcelona fair.
Update: Google clarifies with an official statement
Regardless of the Android competiton, Rick Osterloh wants to push the hardware business at Google. But makingenemies in the ranks of Android partners might not have good implications for the future. In this article, we discuss this in further detail after looking at information given by Osterloh in an interview.
Google works hard on its messengers, but it's going to be a tough fight to the top. New competitors appear to be emerging and Google is leaning on a failed industry standard. It's going to be hard to beat Facebook and Amazon. Yes: Amazon.
Google doesn't have a big announcement lined up for Barcelona, but instead there are several smaller things to raise the profile of the Internet giant. At MWC in Barcelona, Google concentrates on Assistant, Lens, ARCore and Android One and Go.
MWC came around pretty fast, didn't it? So it's time to reflect on which smartphone manufacturer is bringing the most impressive innovations to the table so far this year, and thinking about which company you're looking forward to hearing about most at the tech-fair in Barcelona.
Alberto Villarreal designed the Pixel 2 XL. In an interview with AndroidPIT he talks about the design of the current Google gadgets and explains why Google has ended the Nexus series. And why the design is so important for pixel smartphones.
Google Cardboard has been out for a few years and was a big push to bring virtual reality to the masses. In 2018, high-end headsets like Oculus Rift and Vive remain way out of most people's budgets, but there's been plenty of time for Cardboard content to grow. So, what does budget VR have to offer right now?
Equipped with Assistant, Google Home and Google Home Mini are very useful additions to your home. If you love reading, the latest feature to come to Assistant will allow you to access audiobooks via your smart speaker.
Owners of Google's Pixel 2 and Pixel 2 XL have every reason to be proud of their phones, but that doesn't mean they're perfect. If you've had problems with your Pixel 2 and battery charging, you're not alone. The latest investigations indicate that battery heat may be slowing the Pixel 2's rapid charging.
You can do many things on your Google Home and Google Home Mini, but some features are less known than others. Here are the ones you should take a look at.
Are you planning to organize an evening with friends, but aren't sure how to entertain your guests? If you have a Chromecast (or any compatible Google Cast device such as Android TV) you absolutely have to try these multiplayer games.
There's a lot of talk about Google's smart speakers, but how do they work and what can they actually do? Today in our livestream you'll see Google Assistant in action, both from smartphones and Google Home Mini!
The February patch included an update that turns on the Visual Core to improve photos taken with third-party apps through the old Camera API. However, Google's own camera app still doesn't make use of the special chip.
What will the smartphones of the future look like? The technology makes many new shapes possible—glasses, implants, and more. But the question is: how much demand for new features and shapes such as data glasses? We take a look into the future to see what new forms our smart devices may end up taking.
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